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Turkey Property Antalya to help neighbours grow

The Turkish region of Antalya, widely considered the country's number one tourist hub, will help neighbouring regions with their own development, according to new reports.Night-time flights could be redirected from Antalya's terminal to Isparta Airport also in the south-west region, reports the Turkish Daily News.Antalya's governor Alaaddin Yuksel told the Daily Hurriyet newspaper that there is ongoing work to ensure that holidaymakers coming to Antalya have an enjoyable stay.He said: "The region now has 500,000 beds, but our aim is to use this capacity not only for the season, just for...

31-03-2008 - read more...

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Turkey Property Turkish Airlines announces Russian route

Turkey's flag bearing airline, Turkish Airlines, has announced a Moscow to Antalya route that is due to begin this summer.The move, reported by Reuters, represents the introduction of another gateway accessible to the throngs of Russian tourists who make their way to the southern European country every year on holiday.Another new route set to bring in tourists is the Hatay to Ankara service, which will transport Arab visitors from Syria to holiday destinations in Turkey.According to Reuters: "Russian and European holidaymakers have been flocking in increasing numbers to Turkey's coastal...

19-03-2008 - read more...

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New London-Istanbul flight launched

A new thrice-weekly air service between London and Istanbul has been launched, offering even more opportunities for those with investment property in Turkey to get to it.Airline Pegasus promises to offer connections to several different destinations within Turkey, the firm's director said at a London reception at Covent Garden's Papageno restaurant this week.Zeki Ziya said according to Londra Gazete: "Pegasus Airlines connects 16 different destination within Turkey and is continuing to increase its external transfers with the start of the London-Istanbul…services. "At Pegasus we aim...

30-03-2007 - read more...

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Turkish Airlines five star service plans for Europe

Turkish Airlines has announced plans to launch a premium service between Europe and Turkey to rival the luxury of Asian and Middle Eastern carriers.Temel Kotil, president and CEO of Turkish Airlines, said that his firm will revise its catering service, personnel uniform and quality of service, something that will benefit anyone jetting out to see their property in Turkey."There are five star airline companies to the east of Turkey but in the west, there is none. We will bring five stars to Europe," he said according to the Turkish Daily News."The 61 planes we bought were not...

23-03-2007 - read more...

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Fly to Bodrum from Scotland

The long journey from Scotland to Turkey just got a little quicker with the introduction of direct flights from Edinburgh to Bodrum.The British Airports Authority has said that some of the newest flight paths taking off from Edinburgh airport are to include destinations as far flung as the sunny Turkish spot as well as other European and international locations. Richard Jeffrey, the managing director of the airport, said: "We listen to what our passengers tell us and we know there is a real desire for people to be able to fly direct from their local airport."He said that the airport...

08-03-2007 - read more...

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